Satellite imagery taken Monday shows smoke from the Camp, Woolsey and Hill fires spreading all the way across the country, as far as Massachusetts.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association (NOAA) image shows smoke choking California’s interior and coast, but a light streak of smoke also stretched across the U.S.
NOAA also shared animated imagery of the wildfire smoke blowing toward the Pacific Ocean on Monday.
Smoke from the California #wildfires is seen making its way over the Pacific Ocean in this #GOESEast loop from Monday, Nov. 12. More imagery: https://t.co/8UoL7SJZkW pic.twitter.com/mGDm3WhZ4N
— NOAA Satellites (@NOAASatellites) November 13, 2018
NOAA says strong, gusty offshore winds are expected to continue fueling the wildfires.
Smoke from the fast-moving #CampFire, which now covers 125,000 acres, can be seen in this #NOAA20 view from Nov. 12. Strong, gusty offshore winds are expected to continue fueling wildfires in both Northern and Southern #California. More: https://t.co/GmrgJekmtu pic.twitter.com/M0NFPIw2R8
— NOAA Satellites (@NOAASatellites) November 13, 2018
